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July 13, 2010

Alyssa A. Lappen

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Ground Zero mosque wanna-be developers show their true radical colors

On October 20, 2009, American Society of Muslim Advancement (ASMA) leader Feisal Abdul Rauf and his wife Daisy Khan, both received a letter from Former Muslims United (FMU) requesting that they each sign the latter's Freedom Pledge. Neither has yet signed.

Rauf and Khan both claim to be moderate Muslims. Yet they are determined to rip down a 150-year-old wrought iron building --- less than 200 feet from Ground Zero --- where a piece of jumbo jet fell through its roof on 9/11 after Saudi suicide bombers flew two loaded passenger planes into each of the World Trade Center towers. The fuselage remains in the building to date. In its place, Rauf and Khan want to build a 13-story mosque.

The Cordoba Initiative, an ASMA subsidiary, claims the building will not be a mosque but a “cultural center” open to all. However, ASMA registered itself as a “church” with the Internal Revenue Service --- not a cultural institute open to all, according to Guidestar. The building will indeed be a mosque, and open to all only so as to “invite” non-Muslims to Islam. In Malaysia the title of Rauf's 2004 book What's Right With Islam, complete with its introduction from Muslim Brotherhood devotee Karen Armstrong, translates to “The Call from the WTC Rubble.” For decades, Rauf and Khan have operated entirely in sync with global Muslim Brotherhood “flexibility” guidelines, which in North America seek to replace the U.S. Constitution with Islamic law.

Now there is new evidence that ASMA's purportedly “moderate” leaders do not support basic human rights for former Muslims: They failed to even acknowledge an October 20, 2009 invitation from Former Muslims United to sign its Freedom Pledge.

FMU initially sent the Freedom Pledge, fully named the “Muslim Pledge for Religious Freedom and Safety from Harm for Former Muslims,” to 59 major Muslim leaders at 24 Muslim organizations in time for them to have it on September 25, 2009 --- the day on which, 220 years earlier, the U.S. Congress passed the Bill of Rights. The letters to Rauf and his wife Daisy Khan were sent in a second Oct. 20, 2009 round of invitations that went to 51 Muslim leaders at 26 more organizations, including ASMA, which houses the Cordoba Initiative.

In their request that Muslim leaders sign the Freedom Pledge, FMU executive director Nonie Darwish, and her colleagues Ibn Warraq, Mohammed Asghar, Wafa Sultan, and Amil Imani wrote

“we now pledge our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor to achieve for former Muslims their unalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. We claim these rights as the foundation for our right to freedom from Shariah. We urge you to join us.”

The 878- word Freedom Pledge itself outlines the principles of Islamic law under which apostates from Islam are subject to the death penalty. It notes that the four schools of Sunni Islam --- Hanafi, Miliki, Shafi'i and Hanbali --- “unanimously agree that a former Muslim male, also known as an apostate, must be executed” and that a woman, at best must be “imprisoned or beaten five times a day until she repents or dies” and at worst, like men executed outright. It then goes on to cite 1978 and 1989 religious rulings --- from the Fatwa Council at Al Azhar University, the closest Muslim equivalent to the Vatican, and the Mufti of Lebanon, each, respectively consigning a renegade Muslim to death if they “do not repent.” Perhaps “a misunderstanding on his part may have taken place, and there would thus be an opportunity to rectify it,” intones the Mufti. But he must do so within three days, or die.

“Overwhelmingly, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf and his wife Daisy Khan ... do not honor freedom to choose one’s beliefs as guaranteed under our [U.S.] First Amendment,” said Nonie Darwish in response to their dead silence since October 20, 2009. “That is the only conclusion we can draw” by their failure to acknowledge or sign the Freedom Pledge.

Rauf and Khan nevertheless hope to convince Americans that they think exactly the opposite. On July 6, 2010 at the Chautauqua Institute in New York state, Khan said

“The Quran speaks of humankind as one nation under God. We find that in America,.... The Quran speaks of one creator and the founding document says that everyone is endowed by the creator with inalienable rights.”

During the question and answer period that followed, an audience member asked Khan if the proposed Cordoba House mosque 200 feet from Ground Zero could be seen as a victory for Muslim radicals infiltrating America. She replied,

“It is a defeat to the extremists, ... because Cordoba House will celebrate the very ideology that the extremists detest, which is the ideology of inclusiveness, pluralism, and coexistence between faiths.”

Khan referred there specifically to Quran Chapter 3, verse 109, which states,

“To God belongs all that is in the heavens and in the earth, and unto Him all matters are returned.”

However, she deceptively omits the critical following verse, 3:110, clearly stating that Muslims alone --- not other human beings --- are acceptable to Allah.

“You are the best nation ever brought forth to men, bidding to honor, and forbidding dishonor, and believing in God. Had the People of the Book believed, it were better for them; some of them are believers, but the most of them are ungodly.”

The point is reiterated, moreover, in the Tafsir (commentary) on the verse by al-Jalalayn:

“You, O community of Muhammad (s), are the best community brought forth, manifested, to men, according to God’s knowledge, enjoining decency, and forbidding indecency, and believing in God. Had the People of the Scripture believed, it, their belief, would have been better for them; some of them are believers, such as ‘Abd Allāh b. Salām, may God be pleased with him and his companions; but most of them, the disbelievers, are wicked.”

The Quran expresses the same revulsion for non-Muslim “disbelievers” in Chapter 98, verse 6:

“The unbelievers of the People of the Book and the idolaters shall be in the Fire of Gehenna, therein dwelling forever; those are the worst of creatures.”

The al-Jalalayn Tafsir on this verse is equally adamant about the evils of unbelievers:

“Truly the disbelievers from among the People of the Scripture and the idolaters shall be in the fire of Hell, to abide therein (khālidīna: an implied circumstantial qualifier, in other words, it will be decreed for them by God, exalted be He, to abide therein) — those are the worst of creatures.”

This is not the stuff of sweetness, love and light. Rather, it reflects Rauf's genuine feelings, as he has more than once expressed in Arabic. Clearly, Rauf himself reveres sharia law and wants to impose it. On Dec. 9, 2007, Rauf told the popular Arabic newspaper Hadi el-Islam,

“Throughout my discussions with contemporary Muslim theologians, it is clear an Islamic state can be established in more than just a single form or mold. It can be established through a kingdom or a democracy. The important issue is to establish the general fundamentals of Sharia that are required to govern.

“In the period after the Prophet, peace be upon him, new laws were permitted so long of course as these laws do not contradict the Quran or the Deeds of Muhammad... so they create institutions that assure [that there are] no conflicts with sharia.

“We recommend that in the case of a breakdown in the relationship between state and religious institutions ... that the people follow the method of giving peaceful advice to governors and state institutions and use peaceful means [to convert them].

“And also [to] suggest that the rulers and political bodies consult with religious bodies and religious figures ... so that [political] decisions reflect the spirit of the [sharia] law.

In March 2010, he even denounced interfaith discussions. The article in another popular Arabic journal, Rights4All, was entitled “The Most Prominent Imam in New York: ‘I Do Not Believe in Religious Dialogue’,” according to former Muslim and native Arabic speaker Walid Shoebat. In it, Rauf spoke against both “religious dialogue” and “interweaving into the mainstream society.”

“This phrase is inaccurate. Religious dialogue as customarily understood is a set of events with discussions in large hotels that result in nothing. Religions do not dialogue and dialogue is not present in the attitudes of the followers, regardless of being Muslim or Christian.”

Given these sentiments, it is no wonder whatever that neither Rauf nor his wife Daisy Khan would sign the FMU Freedom Pledge, promising to

“renounce, repudiate and oppose any physical intimidation, or worldly and corporal punishment, of apostates from Islam, in whatever way that punishment may be determined or carried out by myself or any other Muslim including the family of the apostate, community, Mosque leaders, Shariah court or judge, and Muslim government or regime.”

In fact, only two of the 111 Muslim leaders in 50 U.S. Muslim organizations to whom FMU sent the Freedom Pledge actually signed it. Those two heroes are Zuhdi Jasser (American Islamic Forum for Democracy) and Dr. Ali Alyami (Center for Democracy and Human Rights in Saudi Arabia).

The sad facts are these:

l The results of the FMU Freedom Pledge --- to date sent to 163 American Muslim leaders at 50 organizations --- show that less than 1.3% of American Muslim leaders are actually moderate.

l Neither Feisal Abdul Rauf nor Daisy Khan fall into that moderate category --- despite their massive efforts to pull the wool over public and political eyes. Their silence concerning human rights for former Muslims proves it, although certainly, so do many of their other actions, not least their long history of subterfuge concerning their real intentions.

At Chautauqua on July 6, Daisy Khan should have told the truth: Yes, allowing a mosque to go up in place of an historic building at Ground Zero would be a triumph for extremist Muslims. Moreover, ASMA and the Cordoba Institute are among the heavy weight extremists leading that charge.

FamilySecurityMatters.org Contributor Alyssa A. Lappen is a U.S.-based investigative journalist focusing on the Middle East and Islam. She is a former Senior Fellow for the American Center for Democracy (2005-2008); former Senior Editor of Institutional Investor (1993-1999), Working Woman (1991-1993) and Corporate Finance (1991).

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Ever seen a bunch of angry New Yorkers?

If this is built you will see them and it won't be pretty...

posted by: Dick
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 at 08:34 AM

Scary business...I've read the Qu'ran--Islam is a confused religion-part Catholic, part Judaism, all mixed together with Muhammed's irrational visions. He was violent against those who would not convert and exhorts his followers to be the same. American's would be surprised to know that not many Muslims have even read it to see what it actually says. I'm so proud of those who protested against this abomination, but disappointed that the whole of New York did not turn out to show Islam how America feels about sharia law and mosques desecrating Freedom's soil!

posted by: Mid
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 at 08:39 AM

This is a travesty! How can this possibly even be CONSIDERED? This MUST be stopped in it's tracks! You mean in the WHOLE city of NY, there is not another more suitable place for it's existence?

posted by: Steve Ford
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 at 08:41 AM

No words can describe the outrage of my fellow American friends.Invite the enemy to build a shrine to the death and destruction, innocent people killed in cold blood, and they spit in our faces! We need to re-establish our Christen roots and retake Jerusalem in the name of the Judeo-Christen religions. If we don't make a stand now, the Christian religion will perish.

posted by: Chuckster10
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 at 09:58 AM

Yes, Mid, it is pretty obvious Islam was patterned off Christianity and Judaism but with a lot of "twists". After all, Mohammad lived hundreds of years after Christ. Islam did not even exist until Judaism had existed for thousands or years, and Christianity for hundreds. The Qu'ran is not even logically ordered, it is like reading someone else's hallucinations. It would be harmless if it wasn't such a violent and racist religion.

posted by: john
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 at 11:35 AM

Excellent investigative work and an equally quality piece exposing the true intentions of the Mega Mosque Imam. For more exposure of Islam's dark side see -- http://harrisonburg-va.actforamericachapters.org

posted by: Jon
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 at 01:47 PM

Another good source to read is the Calcutta Quran Petition. It details how India tries to fight Islam, and offers a very in depth perspective to Islam.
I also posted this on my blog. Thanks

posted by: txlady706
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 at 02:57 PM

I've been trying to post this info along with other letters of importance @ bigpeace.com, on their page: http://bigpeace.com/pgeller/2010/07/09/the-mad-rush-to-build-the-ground-zero-mega-mosque/ , under the second comment.

But it keeps getting deleted by someone??? This is all it says:

First , here is some coverage of letters being sent to people that have an impact on the issue:

http://blog.timesunion.com/capitol/archives/29217/mosque-lazio-has-questions-wants-cuomo-to-provide-answers/

http://suffolkcountyrepublican.com/2010/07/06/jay-townsend-pushes-chuck-schumer-on-islamic-center/

http://www.townsendfornewyork.com/news/jay-townsend-u-s-senate-candidate-letter-to-iman-not-here-not-now

http://www.911familiesforamerica.org/?p=4268

Here's an article titled , "A shrine to Sharia?", from The Center For Security Policy which is a "...non-profit, non-partisan national security organization...":

http://www.centerforsecuritypolicy.org/p18441.xml

Also a "Freedom Pledge" was mailed to Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf back in October 2009, yet he still has not signed it:

http://formermuslimsunited.americancommunityexchange.org/the-pledge/pledge-recipients/

Sign the petition that opposes the construction of the mosque. There are already over 62,000 signatures!:

http://www.actforamerica.org/

Write your congressmen. Be sure to include the above letters, articles, and petition as references. To find your congressmen go to:

https://writerep.house.gov/writerep/welcome.shtml

Contact your local media and present them with this story with the above references. Ask them to at least inquire about the facts surrounding the dilemma.

Forward this post to all your American patriotic friends and ask them to do the same via email, Facebook, or any other social network.

Any Questions???

posted by: persistencepaysoff
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 at 03:26 PM

It's hard for me to understand how anyone could think that it would be okay with the U.S. citizens for muslims to build a mosque on the same grounds that many innoncent Americans were killed by muslims! You've got to be kidding...

posted by: rhonda
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 at 03:30 PM

Muslims are deceivers. Quran says: whenever it helps your cause, it is OK to conceal the truth. So, why are we surprised? we must recognize their true face and never give in. Bravo FMU for your courage, I Salute you.

posted by: Nat
Wednesday, July 14, 2010 at 00:30 AM

It wouldn't surprise me if the same thing that happened to the World Trade Center through the Muslims, was reciprocated in some manner. It's a tragedy that the Muslims are permitted to build this or even be anywhere near Ground Zero.

posted by: ct5topaz
Thursday, July 15, 2010 at 03:26 PM

Surely no builders would want anything to do with this, but I suppose there would be muslim builders who would!
Maybe the build could be sabotaged to stop this monstrosity, I hope so!!

posted by: Carole
Thursday, July 15, 2010 at 09:06 PM

Come on now, let's not droop down to that sort of activity. You talk like it's a done deal. But it's not. The LPC board has the evidentiary record open for historical value till next week. They won't vote on the matter till later this month. Everyone jump on board and add your name to the ACLJ Committee. Sign the Petition @ http://www.aclj.org/TrialNotebook/Read.aspx?ID=974

posted by: joincommittee
Thursday, July 15, 2010 at 10:01 PM

The Cordoba Mosque would be so named to restore the Golden Age of Islam in Spain (711-1492) when Islam ruled over Christians and Jews with an iron fist. This will not be merely a place of worship and will be nothing like a YMCA. They are here to Islamize the US and destroy our Constitution and democracy. They must be stopped; they must be deported to an Islamic country of their choice. If we tolerate their intolerance, they will control us completely.

posted by: Tabitha korol
Friday, July 16, 2010 at 10:39 PM

Are you serious? And who will be deported next? The Jews? Mormons? Kagan?

If anyone is really serious about this 45 Park Place not being torn down and built into a cultural center then may I suggest, quit calling it the Cordoba Mosque, Ground Zero Mosque, etc.

I have to give Rauf some credit, I mean, he actually gave the place a name. Ever since then everyone has been calling it that.

Well quit it. Your playing right into his hand. Am I the only one who can see this?

Flight 11's landing gear crashed into the place for crying out loud! The place should be called, "Flight 11 Memorial".

Wake up people!!!

posted by: questions
Saturday, July 17, 2010 at 05:47 AM

In The Sword of the Prophet; There has probably bee no imperialism like that of islam and the Arabs; islam seeks as an article of faith to erase the past; the vanquished were culturally disemboweled, and this is credo lives on today; the Qu'ran cannot be changed.
"Kill, kill the unbelievers wherever you find them" is a Kuranic injunction both unambiguous and powerful." Review past history (270 million killed in 1400 years) and recent history (9/11, Madrid subway, attacks in Moscow, Bali bombings, murder of Theo Van Gogh, beheadings of Nich Berg and Daniel Pearl, murder of Buddhists in Thailand, and we see the supremacism goes on. Conquest, expansionism. The mosque is to be a caliphate. Sharia law is to replace our constitution, and it can happen because there are people in our administration who will go along with accommodation and submission. Remember: tolerance of intolerance is not tolerance, but cultural annihilation.

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